Hi, try DropVox. This is a great recorder and you can set it up so it
records as soon as you launch the app or you can have it so yo launch
the app and then find the record button. Files are saved in date and
time but you can change this with rename when yo wish.
Robin East

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Sent: September 27, 2012 3:42 PM
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Subject: [VICUG-L] Quickvoice Recorder App on iPad 2

Hi Everyone,

I recently had to record a meeting and had left all three of my digital
voice recorders at home. I downloaded and installed a free app called
Quickvoice onto my iPad 2 and was able to record the meeting. I found
the app to be marginally accessible. The buttons worked with Voiceover,
but I couldn't read the list of recordings. Also, Voiceover shut down
once recording started. I can't find any way to rewind or fast forward
the recording or any way to synch the recording to my PC to work with it
in Audacity. Has anyone had experience with this app who can answer my
question? All help appreciated. I probably will try Smart Recorder next
if I can't get Quickvoice to work any better. Thanks.


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